Nikon 1 J1 Mirrorless Camera Charger

[0.37 lb] I own a Nikon V1 and J1 the batterie chargers that come with cameras are 1/2 the size of the cameras, the two of them take up as much space as another camera body in my bag. The Watson charger take adapter plates, so I can carry one smaller charger and adapter plate in less space than either Nikon charger. And it weighs less.

[Yes] If you have a mirrorless camera like the Nikon Z 7, the Peak Design Slidelite Camera Strap is the size to get. Very well-made and stylish with the little touch of leather, it's an excellent strap. Using Peak Design's small anchors, changing the strap from a neck strap to a shoulder strap to a cross body strap is very easy. (We both the Ash color and the Black and they both look good.)

[1] Its a Nikon charger for a Nikon camera. Works just add it should.

[Yes] I can fit my small mirrorless camera, charger, extra batteries and SD card case in this bag. It then fits in my backpack instead of having an extra bag that shouts out I have an expensive camera and protects my equipment! Also, then doesn't count as an extra carryon! Win, win!

[0.19 lb] I've been searching for the perfect bag for my Nikon Z50 mirrorless camera while biking. This is it. My camera fits perfectly and the bag fits great on me. It has a tethered lens cloth inside, a pocket for the lens cap, and one for a battery, and memory cards.

[0.105 lb] I’ve been a Nikon shooter since 2004 and I’ve worked in the photography industry since 04’ when I switched to Nikon. I love the D850 I’ve never owned a camera that I could say that about. It’s robust, easy to manipulate controls on the fly and produces beautiful crisp photos. I am able to capture images out the gate that require minimal if not zero post corrections. If you are on the fence about this camera and are considering going mirrorless but have an ecosystem of lenses for DSLR go with this camera! The technology has been tested and built upon 20 years of improvements, there is a larger selection of glass and accessories. Let this be your last DSLR and in a couple of years as mirrorless improve and larger lens/accessories options become available you’ll be set to make the transition.

[Nikon Z] I finally bought a mirrorless Nikon camera after years of hesitation. I bought the Z50 because of the extensive amount of Nikon lenses I already owned. I purchased the FTZII adaptor at the same time. My main camera for land/sports photography is my D500. My underwater camera is a D7100. The Z50 is a marvelous little camera. It does everything a camera of its caliber is supposed to do and much more. I have yet to find any issues with using the adaptor and any of my Nikon and Sigma lenses. I you are DX format camera owner and have considered buying this camera, do it, you won't be unhappy. I only bought the body because I already own similar lenses that the similar Z Lenses didn't add any advantage for.

[Zipper] I needed an easy to carry bag for my Nikon Z50 mirrorless camera. This bag seems to fit it perfectly. It has room for the camera with the standard kit lens and there is a small pocket inside to put a spare battery in. It's all you need for walking around photography.

[Brass] This is to adapt Nikon lenses to a Fuji X camera. Now that I have gone mirrorless, I can still use some of my special Nikon lenses. It works as advertised, and I haven't noticed any image degradation. The adapter is extremely well made, with metal mount surfaces and a fine finish. Highly recommended.

[f/22] This is my first mirrorless camera after a decade of using Nikon crop DSLRs for my amateur photo and video. I'm really impressed by this little guy. Fast focusing, impressive image quality, superb ergonomics and fantastic video quality - all I was looking for is in it.